SPEECH BY MR BONAR LAW.
LOW)ON, October 11. (Mr Andrew Ponar L*w, M.P., epeftking at Newcastle, eai4 wjthin * few montba the price of corn had increased eight-fold as much as the whole oortt t*x euggwited by the tariff reformer*, nrithouif muoh *ffeotine the prioe of bread, ehowing <tfc*t th« dear loaf cry of the Liberals wee a bogey. Qβ beliered, despite the tariff, tint Australia, would continue to be • great imQorter. The preference conceded was of real value to Britieh trade.
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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12934, 14 October 1907, Page 7
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